Seed Science MCQs-30 Posted on March 13, 2026March 13, 2026Author agropublishers 0 Table of Contents Toggle Seed Science MCQs-30 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Return to Seed Science MCQs1. High storage temperature generally results in ______ Increased seed longevity Accelerated seed aging Improved germination Increased seed vigor 2. The major storage compounds in seeds include _____ Starch, proteins, lipids Chlorophyll DNA and RNA Cellulose only 3. In germinating oilseeds, β-oxidation of fatty acids mainly occurs in specialized peroxisomes called _______ Chloroplasts Glyoxysomes Ribosomes Lysosomes 4. Seed dormancy resulting from an impermeable or hard seed coat that prevents water or oxygen entry is termed _________ Physiological dormancy Secondary dormancy Physical dormancy Morphological dormancy 5. In most of plants, germination rate is highly influenced by temperature True False 6. The earliest detectable physiological event during seed aging is _________ Starch hydrolysis Enzyme activation Disruption of cellular membranes DNA degradation 7. Cold treatment used to break dormancy is called _____ Vernalization Stratification Imbibition Scarification 8. Which of the following processes can occur in both living and dead seeds? Hormone signaling Imbibition Enzyme synthesis Respiration 9. Lipid peroxidation in seed membranes primarily affects __________ Carbohydrates Nucleic acids Cellulose Phospholipids 10. High humidity during seed storage mainly leads to _____ Increased dormancy Accelerated seed deterioration Reduced respiration Increased viability Loading … Question 1 of 10Seed Science MCQs-30 Seed Science MCQs-30Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Return to Seed Science MCQs 1. In germinating oilseeds, β-oxidation of fatty acids mainly occurs in specialized peroxisomes called _______ Ribosomes Lysosomes Glyoxysomes Chloroplasts 2. Which of the following processes can occur in both living and dead seeds? Imbibition Respiration Hormone signaling Enzyme synthesis 3. Cold treatment used to break dormancy is called _____ Vernalization Scarification Imbibition Stratification 4. The major storage compounds in seeds include _____ Cellulose only Starch, proteins, lipids DNA and RNA Chlorophyll 5. High storage temperature generally results in ______ Accelerated seed aging Improved germination Increased seed vigor Increased seed longevity 6. High humidity during seed storage mainly leads to _____ Increased viability Reduced respiration Increased dormancy Accelerated seed deterioration 7. Lipid peroxidation in seed membranes primarily affects __________ Nucleic acids Phospholipids Cellulose Carbohydrates 8. Seed dormancy resulting from an impermeable or hard seed coat that prevents water or oxygen entry is termed _________ Morphological dormancy Secondary dormancy Physical dormancy Physiological dormancy 9. In most of plants, germination rate is highly influenced by temperature True False 10. The earliest detectable physiological event during seed aging is _________ Starch hydrolysis Enzyme activation DNA degradation Disruption of cellular membranes Loading … Question 1 of 10 Seed Science MCQs-30